If you could fake your own ********** and ask for a ransom, how much would you ask for? How much do you think you are worth?
How much do you think you are worth?
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vodkazvictim
Why save the world, when you can rule it?
Can't see this 'cos I've got boyo on block, but I'm gonna go ahead and do what everybody else would think about and then not do because it's passe:
I'm worth at least one bottle of Loreal (TM, R) *swishes hair* Loreal, (TM, R) because I'm worth it.
I'm worth at least one bottle of Loreal (TM, R) *swishes hair* Loreal, (TM, R) because I'm worth it.
meesterperfect
Hiliary 2020
about a hundred dollars, yeah, definitely 100 dollars.
The Grasshopper
was here
**** the fucker. 
:2 cents: easily
PirateKing
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I'm worth as much as capitalist society allows me to be worth, and I'm content with that.
PirateKing
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Nope, I've decided it's easier to conform to society. Thumbs up to corporate compliance and prime time sitcoms.
actually, you're social security number is a commodity used on the NY stock exchange
"If you take your Social Security card, on the back of a Social Security card, you will see a series of numbers. Those numbers on mine are in red and those numbers on the back of the Social Security card represent your physical body on the Stock Exchange in New York.
And if you take a bill, any kind of American bill – whatever it is, $10, $20, $100, $1, whatever it is – you will see a series of numbers here, code numbers, on the bill. You match the numbers on the bill with the back of the Social Security card.
It’s because there’s about six-and-a-half-million dollars or more circulating around the world with your Social Security number on the bill because your body has a security on the New York Stock Exchange.
They are buying and selling your personal body on the Stock Exchange in New York."
"If you take your Social Security card, on the back of a Social Security card, you will see a series of numbers. Those numbers on mine are in red and those numbers on the back of the Social Security card represent your physical body on the Stock Exchange in New York.
And if you take a bill, any kind of American bill – whatever it is, $10, $20, $100, $1, whatever it is – you will see a series of numbers here, code numbers, on the bill. You match the numbers on the bill with the back of the Social Security card.
It’s because there’s about six-and-a-half-million dollars or more circulating around the world with your Social Security number on the bill because your body has a security on the New York Stock Exchange.
They are buying and selling your personal body on the Stock Exchange in New York."
we americans are considered a human resource unfortunately, I'd rather live as a free human being as opposed to a human resource
Ace Bandage
The one and only.
$16.72
But I'd probably round up to 100K just to be safe.
But I'd probably round up to 100K just to be safe.
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Rey C.
Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
Fine. Now we're making progress. Lastly, how many fingers am I holding up, Winston?
Facetious
Moderated
not much now after being robbedwas worth circa $900,000 plus ///
Always insure that of which you can't afford to lose.
- Monday 06:00 Quarterback-
At least 0.01€
busenbust
^^^^
Indeed Fac / Sherlock's pound of flesh -- alas
Oh well, that's life ...No good deed goes unpunished/
^story of my life ? //
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